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Believe me


I don’t write this with hate in my heart Or contempt of any sort I write this knowing you were a stumbling block Set to stop me from my path You think you are sly Believe me I’ve killed that fox You think you’ve got swag Believe me you are a hag You think cheating on me was good Believe me it’s worse than the hood You think lying to my face was cute Believe me I’d throw you out of a plane no parachute You think by now I’ve forgiven you Believe me my forgiveness is not due You think I lusted rather than loved Just so you know that tea was drugged
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